-30 wind chills return as arctic air dives back in before a gradual warm up.
Saskatoon Forecast
Wednesday
-26 is what it felt like this morning in Saskatoon with wind chill as temperatures dipped back to -18 degrees with some light snow falling to start the day.
We managed to warm up to -11 by noon, but it felt around -20 with wind chill right into the early afternoon under mostly cloudy skies.
Partly to mostly cloudy skies dominated the afternoon with an afternoon high poking up toward minus single digits.
Wednesday Night
Mostly clear skies stuck around Wednesday night as an arctic high dropped by, drawing in cool air with the mercury falling back toward the -20s with wind chills making it feel around -30.
Thursday
-30 is around what it will feel like with wind chill as you step out the door Thursday morning with a mix of sun and cloud to start the day before clouds build in later in the day.
We’re hoping to reach an afternoon high near or just into minus single digits, but feeling close to -20 all day.
A system sliding in from Alberta will bring in some snow late in the evening and kick up southeasterly wind gusts upwards to 50 to 60 km/h.
Friday
Flurries will finish the week on Friday with temperatures only making it up into mid-minus single digits and winds pretty breezy, especially in the morning, with gusts up to 50 km/h possible.
The system will help warm us up into mid-minus single digits during the day, but it will feel like minus double digits with wind chill.
Remembrance Day Weekend Outlook
A high pressure system will drop in and help clear skies out for Remembrance Day on Saturday with more clouds moving back in on Sunday with daytime highs a few degrees into minus single digits both days.
Carrie Arlett snapped the Nov. 8 Your Saskatchewan photo near Loon Lake.
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